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EU spokesperson Ayesha Babar says Dimitris Avramopoulos's met foreign policy chief and interior minister on Monday

These include decisions over the EU's single market, banking regulation and financial stability supervision

EU representatives call on Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar in Islamabad

The EU needs to be more flexible if it wants British people to stay in the bloc, says the premier

Cameron's letter is expected to include demands such as barring in-work benefits for EU migrants for four years

Four people were rescued, the coastguard said in a statement

Some children appear to be engaging in 'survivor sex' to pay smugglers to continue their journey

With Hungary closing its border with Croatia to migrants at midnight on Friday, the flow has been diverted to Slovenia

The country's public human rights officer said conditions some refugees were kept in, were worse than in prisons

Thousands of refugees, from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, make daily attempts to cross the Aegean Sea fromTurkey

Cameron seeks to defuse fellow EU leaders' frustration by promising to send them his wish-list in early November

Facebook pledges to fight racism on its German-language network as Germany has become top destination for refugees

The scheme follows months of tensions over the more than 600,000 people who have flooded into Europe this year

Merkel says a "new procedure" is needed to redistribute asylum seekers fairly throughout the 28-nation EU bloc

The creation of Pakistan in 1947 led nearly 14 million people to move, including Muslims in India who fled to Pakistan

The Court of Justice declared that the (European) Commission's US Safe Harbour Decision is invalid

The EU has been critical of a crackdown on media in Turkey, which languishes far down global press freedom rankings

The case comes amid tensions between Brussels and Washington on issues of regulation

Around 3,000 people have died attempting the journey since January

Former goalkeeper for the national team was not impressed by fans using national jersey as protest regalia

The case stems from a complaint against Facebook lodged by Austrian law student and right-to-privacy activist

Deal was not passed unanimously, showing sharp divisions in the 28-nation bloc on how to tackle migration crisis

Nearly 2,750 people, including children and babies, have perished in the Mediterranean since the start of the year

EU commissioner said that barriers are temporary solutions that only divert flows of refugees to other countries

Across the globe, Uber has angered traditional taxi operators who say it represents unfair competition

Mostly Syrian or Afghan men, women and children crossed the border - which was marked by nothing more than a stone

Several ex-Communist central European states still rejecting mandatory quotas of asylum seekers

Decision comes as EU interior ministers meet in Brussels to try to agree on quotas for redistribution of migrants

Like Britain and Ireland, Denmark has an opt-out on the EU's asylum policies

Afghans are the second largest migrant group besides Syrians, arriving in Europe

The proposals, to be announced in the European Parliament, are aimed at relieving the worst refugee crisis since WWII

The European Commission is ready to ban animal cloning in the 28-nation bloc

In 2015, UNHCR anticipates that approximately 400,000 new arrivals will seek international protection

Bankers' pay faces curbs on how it can be structured since lenders were rescued by taxpayers during 2007-09 crisis

Hollande warned that without a properly functioning EU mechanism to share migrants, the Schengen zone risked collapse

Forty-three percent of respondents said they would vote to leave and 40 percent would vote to stay

The call came after Germany's Thomas de Maiziere, Britain's Theresa May and France's Bernard Cazeneuve spoke Saturday

Pakistan resumed executing death row prisoners this week after month-long break in Ramazan

Global health experts have long hoped scientists would be able to develop an effective malaria vaccine

EU's foreign policy chief to meet Saudi Arabia officials including the country's new foreign minister

The British population has gotten used to being told: 'Europe is a bad thing'